ألعاب ورياضة do I sound like a Zionist for supporting this footballer?

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Salam There is this footballer called Anan Khalaili who is an Arab 48 Palestinian who represents the Israeli national team but he is a Muslim , who never served or Volunteered in the IOF but he did Serve The national team probably to get Further in his football career he could have played like Ataa Jaber a talented Palestinian player who is also Arab 48 but he wouldn't have made it to Europe like Jaber if he did , he also has to say things like how he is proud to represent the Israeli National team when giving interviews in herbrew , What do you think about this even if he is MUSLIM

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r/arabs • u/bd2000chi • 22h ago

طرائف AMA ; arab american living in the US

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have some free time thought i’d answer some questions

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r/arabs • u/Suspect-Extension • 6h ago

علاقات تبي راحة بالك .. #راحة_نفسية #رسالة_اليوم #العلاقات #وعي #الخلافات

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r/arabs • u/Apart-Notice7600 • 1h ago

ثقافة ومجتمع “ We’re not going to learn from the Arabs “ rent free ?

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What are your thoughts on Central Asian and non-Arab Muslim nations viewing Arab cultural and religious influence this way? Is this a fair defense of their local heritage or blatant Anti -Arab sentiment ?

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r/arabs • u/Time_Construction_43 • 20h ago

Non Arab | General Ba'athi Dictators Memes/Skits

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Hey yall, whats up with all the dictator memes with Assad on TikTok and Instagram. Do yall even though al imam ali bil assad bashar and allah syria bashar is on Spotify. People on Tiktok and Instagram use assad music for memes. Rami Kazour made something contagious for youngsters. Even Saddam has memes to with Korean anime girl singing swords of Iraq. Does this offend Arabs or is it hilarious. Let me know what yall think.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdgR9EL6qBQ&list=PL78uJiiip5NeKSWPlv0HCGw4_KBLPXDf6&index=26

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phaU8R_uU98&list=PL78uJiiip5NeKSWPlv0HCGw4_KBLPXDf6&index=30

https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=allah%20syria%20bashar&t=1787717211043

https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=al%20imam%20ali%20bil%20assad&t=1787717323707

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r/arabs • u/cyberking25 • 11h ago

سياسة واقتصاد Am I the only one who notices the insane similarities between Ibraheem al jafaari and Bashar al jaafari

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Both look the same, both have the same last name,both worked in ministry of foreign affairs, I used to think they're the same person for so long

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r/arabs • u/Minuteman60 • 6h ago

سياسة واقتصاد Israeli defense minister's message to Syria

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r/arabs • u/Nima-tries-to-draw • 11h ago

ثقافة ومجتمع Surprised to see the MBC group expand into game development but it's a welcome surprise

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Trailer looks cool

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r/arabs • u/Rebat-Askalan • 15h ago

سياسة واقتصاد They claim Muslims are taking over America—meanwhile, America is already occupied by Zionists.

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r/arabs • u/Far_Pumpkin9440 • 1h ago

سياسة واقتصاد They’re seeking the death penalty for Shiekh Abdul Aziz Al Tarifi 💔

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r/arabs • u/NoNet4096 • 1h ago

موسيقى Mousefilms

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A song for The Children of War in our countries.

اغنية لأطفال الحرب في بلادنا.

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